Elton John Says to Get Tested for an AIDS-Free Future
Elton John is continuing his HIV/AIDS advocacy with a powerful new message in recognition of World AIDS Day that took…
Commemorating World Aids Day 2018
Tomorrow marks World AIDS Day, and despite some progress, 33.3 million people still live with HIV/AIDS. Besides the physical effects of…
HIV-Positive Staffed Spa Opens on World AIDS Day
A Canadian hospital is hoping to confront misconceptions about HIV by employing 15 HIV-positive therapists at a pop-up shop for…
Watch: Whoopi Goldberg Honored by the Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation
During a montage of Whoopi Goldberg’s history fighting HIV/AIDS around the globe, Elton John, Lionel Richie, Colin Farrell, and The…
Prince Harry and Rihanna Take HIV Test on World AIDS Day
In commemoration of World AIDS Day, Prince Harry and Rihanna came together in Barbados to take an HIV test to…
Northern Ireland Politician Didn’t Know HIV Can Be Transmitted to Heterosexuals
This is terrifying. A Northern Ireland politician said that he didn’t know that heterosexual men and women could contract HIV.…
Obama’s Proclamation on World AIDS Day
President Obama, like last year, has signed a proclamation recognizing this year’s World AIDS Day, which reads: On World AIDS…
Graphic Novel Released Digitally for World AIDS Day
Just in time for World AIDS Day on December 1, Bluewater Productions will release a graphic novel titiled The Lost…
Kimpton Hotels Features HIV/AIDS Awareness Events and Discounts
By far one of our favorite hotel brands, Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants has time and time again shown that they are…
President Obama’s World AIDS Day Remarks
Image via Facebook. President Barack Obama issued a powerful statement about World AIDS Day this morning: Today is a remarkable…
Three Quarters Of Americans With HIV Are Not Being Treated
Photo via Passport According to a Vital Signs report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, three out of…
World Aid’s Day is December 1
Image via Passport World Aids Day this year is all about “Getting to Zero” by 2015: Zero Aids-related deaths, Zero…